Master Splinter has mysteriously returned from the dead, but he has come back…wrong. The Turtles must fight to save their father before tragedy strikes! Following Jason Aaron and Juan Ferreyra’s acclaimed run, Gene Luen Yang and Freddie E. Williams II take the helm! Master Splinter has returned from the dead! However, the Turtles have little time to enjoy their family reunion, as a new masked killer, the Ujigami, has begun assassinating the Turtles’ enemies. Things only go from bad to worse when the Turtles discover that Master Splinter and the Ujigami are one and the same! The brothers must discover what is wrong with their father and find a solution before dark forces, led by the mystical witch Shinigami (making her IDW debut), take their father from them again! This third volume of the new ongoing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series from IDW collects issues #13–18.

Official retrospective companion book to the 1974 film The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, featuring high-resolution screen grabs, behind-the-scenes photography and interviews with key cast and crew. When The Texas Chain Saw Massacre was released in 1974, it shocked audiences with its gritty realism, graphic violence, and disturbing atmosphere. It redefined horror cinema, inspiring future slasher films and pushing the boundaries of on-screen terror. Despite censorship and controversy, it became a cult classic, influencing both filmmakers and popular culture with its raw intensity. Half a century after its initial release, it was added to the National Film Registry in recognition of its lasting legacy. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre: The Official Story of the Film offers an in-depth look at the making of the iconic horror movie. This hardback book delves into the challenges and triumphs faced during production, featuring behind-the-scenes photos - some rarely seen - and exclusive archive materials. It includes fresh insights through new interviews with surviving cast and crew, shedding light on the film's enduring legacy and influence on the horror genre. A must-read for fans, the book provides a comprehensive exploration of the creative process behind this groundbreaking, genre-defining film.

Jessica Drew’s entire first series in a single volume! Far more than a mirror image of Spider-Man, Jessica Drew swung onto the scene in the late 1970s with a strikingly different spider-origin — and quickly became one of Marvel’s most distinctive and dynamic heroes! Spider-Woman Omnibus collects all her classic adventures in a volume that won’t gather cobwebs on your shelf. From her mysterious beginnings as a spawn of Hydra to her decisive turn toward heroism, Jessica’s saga features the creation of her own formidable rogues’ gallery and team-ups with the X-Men, Spider-Man, the Thing and more Marvel heavyweights — all brought to life by top talents including Marv Wolfman, Carmine Infantino, Mark Gruenwald, Chris Claremont, Steve Leialoha, Michael Golden and others! COLLECTING: Marvel Spotlight (1971) #32, Marvel Two-in-One (1974) #29-33, Spider-Woman (1978) #1-50, Avengers (1963) #240-241, Avengers Annual (1967) #10, material from What If? (1977) #17 Written by Marv Wolfman, Mark Gruenwald, Michael Fleisher, Chris Claremont & Ann Nocenti with Archie Goodwin, Steven Grant, J.M. Dematteis, Steve Leialoha & Roger Stern Penciled by Carmine Infantino, Steve Leialoha & Brian Postman with Ron Wilson, Sal Buscema, John Buscema, Frank Springer, Trevor Von Eeden, Jerry Bingham, Ernie Chan, Michael Golden & Al Milgrom

Fully remastered to original colors by legendary colorist José Villarubia, experience the original Swamp Thing saga in reading order, from his horrifying origin up through all his adventures until Alan Moore’s run. One of the greatest comics sagas ever told begins here! Presented in a two-volume, prestigious, oversize hardcover set, welcome to the complete story of Swamp Thing before Alan Moore’s run. In this first set (of more to come) experience the stories that changed comics forever and set the precedent for decades of groundbreaking stories and timeless runs. Collects Swamp Thing #1-25 (the final issue completed for the first time with Joe Rubinstein and José Villarubia); The Saga of the Swamp Thing #1-15; The Saga of the Swamp Thing Annual #1; The Brave and the Bold #122, #176; DC Comics Presents #8; Challengers of the Unknown #81-87; and stories from Phantom Stranger #14; House of Secrets #92 and #140; and the unpublished Patchwork Man tale from the lost version of House of Secrets #141. Featuring extensive essays and never-before-seen scripts, art, and more!

Prince Valiant's confrontation in Iceland with merciless would-be king Eric Blacktooth culminates in a cataclysm of fire and ice. The wandering, de-throned Arthur returns to a Camelot ruled by King Ethelbert as trade imbalances threaten to plunge Europe into war. Ethelbert aims to execute Arthur with Excalibur. But as events are at their darkest, the Knights of the Round Table ride again. Plus: Final galleries of the best images from Prince Valiant by its creator Hal Foster and his successor John Cullen Murphy, with art chosen by Prince Valiant creators and experts, including artists Gary Gianni and Tom Yeates, writers Cullen Murphy and Mark Schultz, art critic David Apatoff, and many others.